This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: The Boeing Company. Active years: 2005.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2005
Title: Maher A. Matteeka and His Patent for a Multi-Function End Effector.
Introduction
Maher A. Matteeka is an inventor based in Warren, Michigan, and is associated with The Boeing Company. His work includes a patented multi-function end effector designed to support several manufacturing operations with one integrated system.
Latest Patents
Matteeka is credited with 1 patent: “Multi-function end effector.” The invention places multiple tool-change mechanisms in a housing alongside a spindle that can translate along its axis. Each mechanism has a gripper that moves between a stowed position and a tool-change position, where it aligns with the spindle to exchange tool holders.
The tool holders can carry a drill bit, a countersink tool, or a fastener insertion tool. The end effector also incorporates a fastener feed system, a hammer device, and a sealant applicator, bringing several functions together in a single assembly.
Career Highlights
Matteeka’s patent reflects an approach to manufacturing automation that combines tool changing and multiple assembly functions in one end effector. The design is intended to position tools for spindle exchange and support drilling, countersinking, fastener insertion, and sealant application.
Collaborations
Matteeka is associated with The Boeing Company. His listed coworkers include Benny Granot and Arnold J. Fabris.
Conclusion
Maher A. Matteeka’s patented multi-function end effector brings several tool-changing and manufacturing capabilities into one integrated system.
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